Steven’s review of HHhH > Likes and Comments
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Fab review, Steven. I must make this a priority!
Nicolas wrote: "Fab review, Steven. I must make this a priority!"
Thanks Nic, It's definitely well worth reading.
I just picked this up from on hold at the library. I'm excited to start reading it. Nice review.
Molly wrote: "I just picked this up from on hold at the library. I'm excited to start reading it. Nice review."
Thanks Molly, I hope you enjoy HHhH as much as I did.
Great review for a bright little gem of a book
Super review, thanks. Definitely want to read it soon!
Lori wrote: "Great review for a bright little gem of a book"
John wrote: "Super review, thanks. Definitely want to read it soon!"
Thanks both.
Tim wrote: "Excellent review. I loved this book."
Glad to here it!, thanks Tim. The climatic scenes I just had to read again. So skillfully done.
I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings.
Agnieszka wrote: "I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings."
Check, check, check!
Except it's one of my favourite this year readings :-)
And I love this bit, Steven:
amusingly anguished over the question of how to tell it
That describes Binet's approach perfectly.
Plus I love what your own amusing anguish/approach to beginning a review led to!
Agnieszka wrote: "I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings."
Thanks Agnieszka , I am sure your own review was one of many that inspired me to read this.
Fionnuala wrote: And I love this bit, Steven:
amusingly anguished over the question of how to tell it
That describes Binet's approach perfectly.
Plus I love what your own amusing anguish/approach to beginning a review led to!
If only that bit were true!, would love to have been a fly on the wall to witness that.
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Nicolas wrote: "Fab review, Steven. I must make this a priority!"Thanks Nic, It's definitely well worth reading.
I just picked this up from on hold at the library. I'm excited to start reading it. Nice review.
Molly wrote: "I just picked this up from on hold at the library. I'm excited to start reading it. Nice review."Thanks Molly, I hope you enjoy HHhH as much as I did.
Great review for a bright little gem of a book
Super review, thanks. Definitely want to read it soon!
Lori wrote: "Great review for a bright little gem of a book"John wrote: "Super review, thanks. Definitely want to read it soon!"
Thanks both.
This is a superb review. Much obliged. This is on my to-be-read list.
Tim wrote: "Excellent review. I loved this book."Glad to here it!, thanks Tim. The climatic scenes I just had to read again. So skillfully done.
I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings.
Agnieszka wrote: "I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings."Check, check, check!
Except it's one of my favourite this year readings :-)
And I love this bit, Steven:
amusingly anguished over the question of how to tell it
That describes Binet's approach perfectly.
Plus I love what your own amusing anguish/approach to beginning a review led to!
Agnieszka wrote: "I too was impressed with the way Binet wrote the story. Great review, Steven and fine reminder of one of my favourite last year readings."Thanks Agnieszka , I am sure your own review was one of many that inspired me to read this.
Fionnuala wrote: And I love this bit, Steven:amusingly anguished over the question of how to tell it
That describes Binet's approach perfectly.
Plus I love what your own amusing anguish/approach to beginning a review led to!
If only that bit were true!, would love to have been a fly on the wall to witness that.
